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Our job? How exactly do you propose that those with no leverage and no power do that job?
by tjr225 8y ago
Our job? How exactly do you propose that those with no leverage and no power do that job?
- ryanmarsh 8y agoVote
- Florin_Andrei 8y agoIf only there was some kind of mechanism that could regulate the functioning of the whole society, via issuing laws and enforcing them. If something like that is ever invented, I propose we derive its name from the latin word "gubernare" - to steer. /s
- tjr225 8y agoI'm sure this thing we might some day invent will be impervious to corruption or manipulation by those with power, money, and leverage. /s
- Florin_Andrei 8y agoAfraid to drive? No problem. Keep walking.
- chatnati 8y agoI, for one, welcome our new Robotic Overlords
- secabeen 8y ago"The perfect is the enemy of the good." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perfect_is_the_enemy_of_good https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perfect_is_the_enemy_of_good
- secabeen 8y agoWorkers might also band together, in some form of group, where they could clearly demonstrate to employers their interest in being treated fairly, and with some amount of loyalty. Those employees would have to agree on a common set of goals, so I'd propose that we derive the groups name from the latin word "unitatem" - oneness, sameness, agreement. /s :D
- cdiddy2 8y agoAt some point the ruling class becomes so small and so powerful that they suddenly lose all their power as the majority decide that things aren't working out anymore and revolt. A new more fair order is installed which slowly trends back toward too much power. Rinse repeat